Concrete vs Abstract nouns

Concrete vs Abstract nouns

Concrete vs Abstract Nouns

A concrete noun names a person, place, or thing that is a physical object.

This means that you can see, hear, smell, taste, or touch it.

friend home Luke flower

An abstract noun names an idea, feeling, quality, or concept. It is not a physical object.

power fear wisdom Sunday

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Grapes

• Concrete

• Abstract

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Treehouse

• Concrete

• Abstract

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Anger

• Concrete

• Abstract

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Trust

• Concrete

• Abstract

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Friends

• Concrete

• Abstract

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Power

• Concrete

• Abstract

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Saturday

• Concrete

• Abstract

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Basketball Game

• Concrete

• Abstract

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Giraffes are the tallest animals.

• Giraffes

• are

• tallest

• animal

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Those boys show courage

• Those

• boys

• show

• courage

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That promise was hard to keep

• That

• Promise

• hard

• to keep

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The day went by quickly

• The

• day

• went

• quickly

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Thanksgiving is a day to be with family

• Thanksgiving

• be

• day

• family

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The show starts in a few hours.

• Show

• starts

• few

• hours

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The first few years of my childhood were spent in Austin.

• first

• years

• childhood

• Austin